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Triangle Court, Phase 1 & 2 LONDON SE5 Shoreditch Bank Southbank Southwark Canary Wharf Waterloo Surrey Quays Oval SE5 Greenwich Camberwell Brixton Peckham Rye trianglecourt-SE5.com East Dulwich Triangle Court is a unique urban development on Camberwell New Road, comprising an arrangement of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom contemporary apartments. Located on Camberwell New Road, Triangle Court offers a superb location just a short commute from both the City and the West End, however, this relatively undiscovered pocket of London has many hidden gems directly on its doorstep, including a thriving high road with independent cafés, restaurants and boutiques. A scheme for an estimated £11m investment is underway to focus on the regeneration of Camberwell Green and its surrounding areas. Plans to improve the park, the streets and other public areas within Camberwell have been scoped to give the area a real sense of community. LONDON SE5 Phase 1 | Triangle Court | One, two and three beds Phase 1 | Triangle Court | One, two and three beds Phase 2 Aptly named after its | shape and angular lines, Triangle Court Triangle Court is an architectural triumph. The building’s exterior of brickwork and full height glass sections work harmoniously together for a sleek | and sharp finish. One and two beds Phase 2 | Triangle Court | One and two beds Due to the success Phase 2 of Phase 1, now apartments have and been released built on the fourth and fifth floors. CGI COURTYARD THE PHOTOGRAPHY REPRESENTS TYPICAL IDM PROPERTIES DEVELOPMENTS. THE FURNITURE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY IDM INTERIORS. GREENWICH PARK 39 mins by public transport OXFORD CIRCUS 34 mins by public transport LEICESTER SQUARE 32 mins by public transport HYDE PARK 29 mins by public transport SOUTHBANK CENTRE 23 mins by public transport TATE MODERN 19 mins by bike WATERLOO STATION 16 mins by bike OVAL UNDERGROUND 15 mins walk DENMARK HILL OVERGROUND 13 mins walk TRIANGLE COURT LONDON SE5 CAMBERWELL GREEN 2 mins walk CLAPHAM COMMON 14 mins by bike LONDON BRIDGE / BOROUGH MARKET 18 mins by bike BRIXTON Discover something new 19 mins by public transport each week in this diverse VICTORIA STATION and thriving City. Explore 21 mins by public transport London’s architecture, unearth a new bakery THE CITY or simply enjoy a stroll 26 mins by public transport along the river. KINGS CROSS INTERNATIONAL 32 mins by public transport CANARY WHARF 36 mins by public transport GATWICK AIRPORT 50 minutes by taxi Regents Park ISLINGTON Kings Cross Euston St Pancras Once an old farming Village, Camberwell is steeped in Old Street history. Its eclectic architecture Marylebone CITY spanning the periods is one MAIDA VALE Liverpool Street of London’s best examples of Paddington Moorgate Tottenham Court Road blending the old and the new effortlessly. Its no wonder the Oxford Circus Bank Bond Street Marble Arch WAPPING Covent Garden recent regeneration in both SOHO CANARY WHARF Hyde Park Camberwell and throughout the Tower Gateway entire borough of Southwark Charing Cross has a lifted profile as a London Bridge St James Park must-see destination for both Waterloo BOROUGH Canary Wharf buyers and investors. Knightsbridge Westminster Take a short cycle to London’s Victoria Southbank for Riverside Elephant BERMONDSEY Sloane Square & Castle restaurant, museums, theatres PIMLICO SOUTHWARK and galleries. Alternatively seek some serenity in one CHELSEA of the nearby open spaces, Vauxhall such as Ruskin Park. Triangle Court Oval LONDON SE5 Battersea Park GREENWICH OVAL Local transport connections Queens Road CAMBERWELL Peckham BUS A well-connected bus network serves Camberwell and surrounding areas. London Peckham LEWISHAM Bridge, the City, Waterloo, New Cross and Denmark Hill Rye Dulwich are all within easy reach. BRIXTON TRAIN Trains from Denmark Hill operate Clapham Junction LOCATION a regular service to London Victoria, Brixton Waterloo and Clapham High Street. Clapham Clapham Common DULWICH Common The journey time from Denmark Hill to Victoria is around 9 minutes. UNDERGROUND Oval station is served by the Northern line and reaches both Tottenham Court Rd or London Bridge in approximately in 12 minutes. ROAD Eastbound, pick up the A13 in around 20 minutes for routes into Greater London, Thurrock and the M25. Westbound, the M4 can be reached in around 35 minutes. The A23 runs from Kennington to the South cost via Surrey and many of South London’s suburbs. AIR All three of London’s major airports can be reached within an hours commute, with Gatwick the closest at 50 mins by car. Recent times have seen a wave of trendy cafes, shops and boutiques popping up in Camberwell and its surrounding areas. It also has thriving arts and music scenes, which is said to be heavily influenced by the nearby Universities of Camberwell College of Arts and Kings College Medical School. Interiors | Specifications GENERAL HEATING • Networked with CAT 5e cabling to BATHROOMS FLOORING DETAILED DESIGN living / dining and bedrooms back • 250-year lease to all flats • Rooms – will be through to the service cupboard • Cast iron double ended baths • Hardwood oak flooring In light of our sustainability exhaust air heat pump throughout the living room policy, the following measures • 10-year Building warranty (C-R-L) • Mains power, battery back • Thermostatic ‘rain’ shower and entrance hall have been implemented: • Water – will be through up smoke detectors with handheld attachment • Built to comply with all current exhaust air heat pump. and integrated tap • Ceramic 600mm x 600mm • Upgraded walls and roofs building regulations • NICEIC Certified. tiled floor in bathrooms to allow for increased • Glass hinged shower screens u-values in excess of • The building is highly insulated, ELECTRICAL KITCHENS with chrome channels • Carpet in bedrooms. current regulations and requires much less heating than other similar buildings, with • Recessed lighting to kitchen, • Matt finished, handleless • Vanity unit • High performance the benefit of lower heating bills bathroom and hallway. Wall contemporary kitchens Aluminium Framed Windows lighting to living and bedrooms • Recessed mirrored cabinet • Paxton Net 2 Video entry system • Hi-Macs Natural Acrylic Stone above wash basin • Bike store with CCTV providing secure entry to the • Dimmer switches to all surfaces monitoring and keyless building allowing access with habitable rooms • Wall hung WC fob only access keyless fobs or a personal code • Sink unit (under mounted) with to communal entrance to the • Low energy light fittings mixer tap • Ceramic 600mm x 600mm • Bin store with CCTV apartments wall tiles monitoring and keyless • Pre-wired to accept Sky+, • Recessed LED lighting under fob only access. • CCTV covering the internal Freeview TV, telephone and kitchen wall cupboards • Chrome heated towel rail and externals of the building DAB and FM radio to living / for added security dining and bedrooms • Bosch stainless steel appliances; • Shaver socket (within oven, hob and concealed extractor mirrored wall cabinet). • White Oak 2 Stile veneered doors • Wired for Fibre Optic Broadband (Subscription required with • Integrated Bosch dishwasher and • Fitted sliding wardrobes to principal Hyperoptic) fridge freezer appliances bedrooms, with shelf and rail • Bosch washer / dryer located • One passenger lift serving in service cupboard. all apartments. THE PHOTOGRAPHY REPRESENTS TYPICAL IDM PROPERTIES DEVELOPMENTS. THE FURNITURE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY IDM INTERIORS. IDM’S DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT TEAM IDM GROUP OF COMPANIES DEVELOPER: CONTRACTOR: SOLICITOR: IDM is a property services operation which encompasses Head Office IDM Properties LLP IDM Construction London Ltd Stepien Lake LLP Property Investment & Property Development. IDM Properties LLP Office B, West Gainsborough Studios, Office B, West Gainsborough Studios, 43 Welbeck Street, Office B, West Gainsborough, IDM aims to bring above average return on investments for all 1 Poole Street, London N1 5EA 1 Poole Street, London N1 5EA London W1G 8DX 1 Poole Street, London N1 5EA stakeholders. This core objective is achieved through all our +44 (0)20 7739 1650 +44 (0)20 7739 1650 +44 (0)20 7467 3030 divisions, each complementary to one another. 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